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the Hea has charms that lure the dwellert
by mountain and plain. The bracin1
breeze, laden with the salty flavor Of the
mighty deep. and the invigorating surf.
baths brings back the nervous iorcs and
energy dissipsted in toiling through torrid
weather, in counting room, shop and fac.
tory, or in household cares. You need rest
sud relaxation from the routine of work.a.
day life. The aesshore, excursion adyer.
tieed by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
for Thufadsy, August IS, affords the on.
portunity. The fare is only $40 for the
round trip and the tickets are good for tan
days with privilege Of stopping over at
Washington on the return journey.
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Baby Hrl1llo1.s:
And all Skin and Scalp Diseases
Speedily Cured by Cuticnra.

Our little son will be four years OF ace on The
18th Inst In May 1855, he was attacked with a
very painful breaking out OF tho skin, VIC called
IN a physician who treated him for about ionr
weeks Tho child received little or no good from
ne treatment as the breaking out. supposed by
the physician to be hives In an aggravated form.
became, larger In biosches. and more and more
a. ire We frequently Obliged to get up
strong llniments, etc. Finally, We called othcs,
physicians until no less than six had attempted to
cure him. all alike falling. and the child 81, adly
getting worse and worse. until about the 20th of
last July when we began 10 give him CutIcura
Kosolyent internally. aud the Cuticura, and Guii
cura Soap externally aud by tho last O! August he
was SO nearly well that wo gave him only ono %n,e
o. the Resolvent about every second day ior about
ten days longer. aud he has never been troubled
since With tho horrible naiady, In ali We used
less than one.hall Of bottle OF Cuucura Resoy.
cut a little less than ono box OF Cuticura, and
only one cake OF Gutlcura Soap. - 49, - ~A ~
5rS Il. \, Ryan, Cayusa Livingston Co., III.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this iour,h
day Of January, 1857. LOS {. N. COE J. yI p
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The flint glass workers notified the com.
mittee that 1t was probable that thew
would turn outas body. II they decide
to do this they, as we'll as all other ORGAN.
lied bodies OF labor, will be cordially wei.
coined to the ranks and given the head of
the,proccssion sri. 49, ]},,',5y5,- = :.
a resolution was adopted recommends
ing to Chiei Marshal Rolf, the appoint.
ment OF Messrs. W. Newt Liuch and MI.
ehael Ovens as two OF his stat, they hav.
ing been suggested for such position bv
the Ohio Valley Trades Assembly. Il Maior
Roll Is expected to announce his stafr
which will probably be a large one, in =
very few days. Also, it is expected that
the route Of the procession will be speed.
lily made up. e25 :.
The Ohio Valley Trades Assembly at ita
meeting here Sunday decided to have an
alfegorical display in the parade on Thurs.
day. This, 1t Is anticipated, will be some
thing extra nice. Dardine, the scenic ar
fist, who haa been at work
on the arches is engaged to get up some.
thing. and 20 expense will be spared. Tho
committee In charge Of the demonstration
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The Acme PARTY.

The Acmo advertising party, eighteen
In number, in charge OF Capt. w, D.
Meyer, arrived in the city last night and
registered at the stamm House. The
party represent the Acme Copying Com.
pany, Of Chicago, and will remain here for
three or four days. Thirteen members OF
the party are musicians and form regu.
lar brass band. During their stay here
they will parade the streets daily, and give
Tree evening. concerts, They are all neat.
~ uniformed in gray suits. The firm they
travel for makes life.afzsd portraits, copy
ing from Photographic, in oil, water, pastel
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folk,
f,t, Abroad.
Mr.. William Tucker, Of the Wellsbure
Local, is in the city.
Mrs. Patrick Kennedy and children are
Waiting friends at Coshocton, Ohio.
viii Exley, formerly Of this city, but
now OF Cincinnati, is in the city visiting
relatives. .,55g,j {. .4s..s, So 4sf i
Dr.. @: L. Muhlemnn and Mr.. G. l.
4 Williams, Of Parkersburg, are at the Nc,
( Lure houae. 4 &. i9,. 4
Rev. tDr. a. Il. Gillett, OF Cincinnati
+ was In the city yesterday on his way
home ttom Moundsville.
tlE5 Mr.. G. W. Appenzsllsr returned sstur.
day from business trip to New York
and other eastern citiea.
Mrs. w. @. Ong, who..has been boarding
at Warrenton for the past three weeks
has returned to her home in Wheeling. )
NJ. August Lagaua, Of Palermo, Italy, a
friend OF Madame Rolla, is in the city,
+. staying al the Mcclure house for a lew
days.
Mrs. Charles Shoup, Miss Jessie. Shoup
and Mrs. Hattie Souers, OF Cincinnati, are
visiting at Mr.. w. H. Rsdmann's on Fiji.
X. tenth street.
Miss Anna NJ. Humes, an employe Of
! the Government Printing Office at Wash.
ington, D. o., 10 visiting her slater, Mrs.
Lawrence Heller, in Fulton. u,
5$3l Col. William E1ley, having enjoyed his
-. -. -. .r.ov,j hoo vafr rpaH ~ h;u orn,t,..
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y compoaed Of Messrs. W. Newt. Linch,
J. A. Wood and John Welsgerber.
l.EUNION7NOrEs.
Pertinent Points on the Progress OF The
~ 49, HfAnn . II w.

Pertinent Points on the Progress OF tho
Ptsparaiip ns. N lI
Send the children to this u,orninp,a re.
hoarsal at Arlon hall. @ i!ITa 'f1'''
"A number OF small merchants will han.
die sandwiches and coffee next week.
Rev. Mr.. Bolton, OF West Liberty, has
been selected as Chaplain Of the Reunion.
A good suggestion has beon made-that
the apfinkling cart be used on South Front
street during the Reunion. I'T7T51,
The Executive Committee mat laat
night and aelec,ed gentlemen 10 serve ns
aids to the Chief Marshal OF tic @, a. Z.
parade. JslFf ~ a IN
The centre poles OF the big tent we're
gotten into position yesterday, and the
tent Will be run up to-day II the weather
permits. ..,TS,''G ~
The Crescent mill will have wagon in
the labor procession, and the process Of
making sheet iron will be gone through
dnrlpg the parade. = T1j'5ITS1
The Board Of County Commissioners,
Committee on Court House and Jail mel
yesterday and made arrangements to dec.
crate the county's end OF the Public
Building Forty-cisht bunting flags wers
| ordered. aIa1I IL '.T7'' -
The glassworkers on both sides Of the
rlyer, Will turn ont in full forco on Trades
Display day. The workmen have psii.
toned the manufacturers to shut down on
that day, and asked their cooper.
alton SO as to make a Creditable show
ing, and 1t is hoped that the firms will
comply. ~ r5R6T.gs I@E
The Soma OF Veterans, OF steubenville,
large encampment, wrote to Secretary
Cowden yesterday that they would DO
here without fail In a body, and that 20 or
80 ladies, members olsa now club Of
Daughters OF Veterans, will also appear
In the parade on Friday, the 18th, &. A.
R. day. S - NJ lErl,
The ladies' Of Holiday Rolief Corps
Will have a lunch stand on the dancing
platform at the State Fair ground during
the reunion, the proceeds to replenish
their treasury, depleted by caring Tor help.
lesa soldiers wives and widows. ANY
person who can contribute to the eatables
will do a service for good cause.
Tho applications for the spaces and
privileges Oh the Fair grounds during the
Reunion week continue to pour in aud the
signs point to all the available space being
taken by those who desire to cater to the
amusement and appetite OF the multitudes
who will throng tho place. Capt. ]. A.
Faris Is to be found on the grounds every
morning from s to y o'clock. All appli-
cants for space should consult. him and
that at an early day. lsl
Tho fences around the race track are
being removed at point opposite the
main entrance. Those attending the
meetings in the big tent will, after enter.
ing the main gate, pass between machinery
hail and the east wing of the main bnitd.
ing, cross the track just east Of the apple
trees and find themselves at the entrsnce
70 the tent. There will be short, broad
flight OF steps to enable persons to reach
the track, which will be handsomely illu-
minated. |1.1i'
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JOHNNY iicnfietta was arrested Saturday GU a
edplds pro Ent and lodged In jail There Is edpdS
for Mrs.. Lawler and Also one ior Henry Snider, but
these worthless hay0 80 far succeeded In eyading
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A bad Family Row.

Saturday the vicinity OF Portland, Rush
Run and Salt Run, Ohio, was the scene OF
several rowa which we're sufficient to
cause much excitement and indignation.
Saturday evening John McClelland, o
blacksmith OF Portland, came home drunk
and attempted To give his wife her usual
beating. She resented his assault this
time aud opened fire on him with thirty.
eight calibre revolver. One shot passed
through his clothing, while the other pom.
etrated bis band. McClelland seeing the
turn affairs had taken Immediately left
for parts unknown, and has not since been
heard Of. ~ II
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Some sneak on Saturday night laat at.
tempted tho life Of William Matthews, OF
Salt Run, while returning from festival
about y o'clock. Matthews was on horse
back with bis sister riding behind him.
When he lifted the rein above tho horses
head bullet passed through his hand
and grazsd his head. Matthews has al
enemy whom he suspects,
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: Mis- aiotito fttton viii slug at Bridgeport to.
night, Miss fltton has very sweet voice and will
make quite an impression OH those who arc iottu.
rs Ia a,,nuuh IN hnat bns .|...
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On Sunday evening Grant Brown, a
resident Of Portland, qusrreled with hia
wife, and during the melee both were
badly punished. Grant seized some heavy
article and struck his wife in the side,
breaking one OF her ribs. Grant was in.
toxicated, for which his wife meant to
chastise him. 5 4I5- :
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SEVERAL cannon were fred for number
Of hours on the river front at Martins
Ferry last night, to raise the body CT PAUL
Sweeney, but at a late hour the body had
not been found. 4
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SERIOUSLY STABBED.
a South Side MIL Worker Badly Hurt Las.

'=l Night.
Last night George Artz, who lives on
the South Side and is employed in one Of
the iron mills Of the city, went to the
house OF Mrs. Sadie Tracy, at 1924 Main
street, houee which was ruided by fine
police once as disorderly place. There
he found two brothers named Thomaa
and John McGruder. In some way the
three mon 20. into fight, and Artz was
Gu. badly in the left breast about the
third rib. The report at first received
was that he was killed, but inquiry
showed that be was not dead, though bis
injuries were considered grave in the ex-
treme. z#
Capt. Smith and Officer Heslop arrested
the two McGruders on warrants issued by
Squire W. H. Davis and lodged them In
the lookup 10 wait the result Of Arlz's in.
iuries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-16

We are daily receiving New Novelties
III suitings, pantalooninss nud Over
coatings, which Weare prepared TO make
up In llrst.class style at reasonable
prices. q 20
Our Willie Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.enlorced front and back, at
50 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line OF Balbriggnn In.
derwenr from 81 OOa suit upwards, at
Z. HESS 4 SUNS',
1891 g. 1898 Market Street.
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WAsllseTon, D. G., August lG.-Fo,
West Virginia fair weather, northerly
winds becoming variable, nearly station.
airy temperature.
For Western Pennsylvania, generally
fair weather, northerly winds, becoming
variable, nearly stationary temperature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-16

THOSE who have daughters should not
forget Wheeling Female College. DR..
BlaisdeA has secured a splendid faculty,
He is willing to spend freely to make q
first class school, Let the people SHOW
their appreciation Of his endeavo,s by a
liberal patronage, "
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Thermometer Record.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-16

FULL aud complete line OF Scotch and
French Flannel sEirts, new patterns.
All sizes. ID. GUNDLiNG & co.,
3G Twelfth Street,
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{ LONG FELT WANT,
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THE TRADES DISPLAY.

The Trades Display Committee held
another meeting last evening at the Office
of Augustus Pollack, it's chairman. Re.
ports we're received that indicate to Ger.
tainty that therewill be over one hundred
vehicles in the parade on Thursday,
Trades Display day, representing at least
one hundred separate and distinct e1hih.
its. Theirs will also be four or five
brass bands and several drum corps in the
line. The draymen are talking about an.
pearing in the parade as body with their
drays and horses nicely decorated, and
they are being encouraged in this idea,
The committee at its meeting last njvht
appointed subcommittee to see The
Police and Fire Board in relation
to having squad Of police to
head the procession and having the
Fire Department apparatus take part
Of the parade. The Board should grant
both requestn, and as the route Of the
procession will be long one it should
appropriate. q sum to provide horses on
which to mount the police. The appara.
tus should be ordered out in order to show
the people what Wheeling has. "
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THE ARTILLERY SERVICE,

Corporal BIZ johnson, OF Battery D
(Osrlin's), left yesterday morning for Nor
gantown to get the two 12-pound brass
cannon and accompanying caissons and
limbers, that the officers of the State Uni
versity have kindly offered to loan for the
Big Reunion. Corporal johnson will su-
perintend thel loading Of them on the cars
and have them here some time this week,
probably on Thursday, though they may
not DO here until Friday. These guns will
be taken over to the State Fair grounds
the Reunion camp, where they will fire..
quently speak in thunder tones during
the coming eyentiul week. They will be
in charge OF Corporal johnson and de-
tail Of men from Battery D. These old
veterans will camp on the ground beside
tho guns during the Reunion. The first
Rnn will be fred on Tuesday morning at
daybreak. There will be morning gun
at dsybreak and an evening gun at sun
set Of each day OF the Reunion. IlTa
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TO FILL'THE OLD TOWN.
TIE Mo CROWDS NEXT wEEK,
How tho Thousands of People will get Here
and how thoy will DO Cared for after they
ArTiye-pr0grsss Of tho Reunion
Committee work-Camp Notes. =


Several railroads In awakening 10 the
importance Of tho Big Reunion are show.
ing "a commendable spirit OF enterprise.
They ara realizing that they are going to
DO taxed 10 their utmost In order to got
the people here and carry them away
again aud are making all preparations
that can DO made in advance to accommo.
date tho rush. Captain Charlie Dunlap,
the Baltimore & Ohio's efficient auperin.
tendent at Grafton, was here Sunday and
had q long consultation with the people Of
the Transportation Committee. It ia hia
intention to establish the headquarters Of
the Fourth division here on Monday even.
ing, moving them from Grafton tempor.
arily, and keep them here until the Re.
union 10 over. He will be in charge Of
the headquarters personally, assisted by a
careful and competent force. All Of this
| Ia to insure the careful and apeedy hand.
ling OF the great crowds looked Tor from
points out along the Baltimore 4 Ohio'f
| IN In utnp,
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cuie LOU the skin cure and oulcura Soap
solvent tho new blood purider, IntefnaIiv sra ~
positive cure for every form ., skin and Blood o
,s sola esysrwaete Price Gu.oura 80 cents; Gu
Pebaied s. tho pe1ss Ga,snrs ksso!yen 81
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sCROFULQUsr uuMoRs.

Last spring was very alex. being covered with
help mo. was advised TO try The CutIcmra pn ''
solvent. did so, aud In a day grew better and
better. until nm as we'll as ever. thant vor tnt
II very much, and would like 10 have It tod IN tha
pupllc. EDW. HOFFMAN,.
North AttIeboro, Mas.
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Yesterday afternoon James Henrietta aud a
young man by tho n.mo Of Davis came tog.t hcr
near Smiths corner and Davis was badly uted up.
II II said that DAVIS had ipsuted Nj. Henrietta on
several occasions and spout several houis looking
ttn
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~, ,,ta$5 ~ shsg Ol Cnalf OF Law.
The exhaustive, yet nutshell, manner
10 which the biographies are disposed of in
the work Is worth many times the price
OF the book, were it bound in silver.
}-lsE GEORGE BAsTABLE,
Sec'y VIVA. Press Association, :.
am aatis6ed OF it's superior merits as
compared with other Cyclopndias. One
OF the best features OF Johnson's, to nv
mind, is the fact that all important arti-
c!es are written by specialists, and are
eeigned by the writers. One therefore
Knows exactly the authority for the state.
ments and what weight they are entitled
10. heartily recommend I, tho work to
persons wanting reliable work for gener-
81 reference. E. NJ. TURNER,
President W. Va. University. z
l have this Cyclopsdia and prefer It 10
al others. l would not exchange 1t for
any other now. before the public. s3
f5s5 n - B. i. MORGAN, n
-. :. State Sup't, Public Schools.
! believe 1t to be the best Cyclopedia
published for popular use, andupon topics
feialing to our own country 1t Ia much
fuller than the Britannica.
JouN ]. DAVIS, Es@,,
~ Attorney at Law, Clarksburg, and Il
s$,-i'B Ex.Member Of Congress.
For terms, etc., address or call on the
General Manager, Room 50, Mcclure Hotel,
W. Va, a. {..i,i h
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,JEwELRY,
Ghe Gtttelliae,tftr
onios: Nos. 10 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements.

o. ~ NUW 1kUVUrtIbgmbDtS. . -
Wanted-FiHt.class Brick Moulder. Z, u
West Virginia Stste Fair Restaurant For Rent,
Chinese Laundry-Sing Lee. f.H9 ~
Odorless E1cavator-k. NJ. Gilleland.
zoos Main Street,. Desirable Rooms. g ".
Trustees Sale OF Fifth Ward Property,
New Fall Dress Goodt-J. 8. rhodes. ~
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THING,

The committee to which WAC delegated
the duty OF making some arrangement
with the Wheeling and Belmon, Bridge
Company, whereby the members OF the
Society OF the Army Of West Virginia and
old veterans in general mighI }Foss the
company's bridges at lower "a, OF toll
than that usually charged, repon having
made very satisfactory arrangement.
The procession on Friday, G. A. r. day,
will be allowed to pass over free OF charge.
On the other days OF the Reunion there
will be liberal reduction made to all
those wearing the G.. A. Il. badge or that
of the Society Of the Army Of West Viz.
ginia. @
There have been a number OF inquiries
made as to whether pontoon bridge
would be- thrown across! the river at the
leves during Reunion week, as has
been done before on the occasion OF big
events here. This is matter that is still
in doubt. Two OF three parties have
talked about engaging in some enterprise
of that kind. The indications are that all
means Of getting to the Islnnd will be
taxed to their utmost during the week,
and q pontoan would probably pay. None
Of the committees will have anything to
do with this matter, however.